https://advancingamericanfreedom.com/aafs-letter-to-cbs-news/

October 16, 2024

Wendy McMahon

Chief Executive Officer

CBS News

51 West 52nd Street

New York, New York, 10019

Dear Wendy McMahon,

The Free Press recently reported that your network’s senior director of standards and practices

instructed CBS News employees to avoid referring to Jerusalem as being in Israel, a factually

correct statement.

Why CBS News would encourage its employees, including journalists, to deny this fact defies

reason.

Parts of Jerusalem have been the capital of modern Israel since 1948 and all of Jerusalem came

under Israeli control in 1967, following the Six-Day War. The United States government has

legislatively recognized Jerusalem as Israel’s capital since 1995.

Most recently, the Trump-Pence Administration moved the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem in May of

2018 and reiterated that Jerusalem is the capital of Israel, despite the widespread belief that it could

not be done.

Jerusalem is in Israel. This is simply a fact.

Again – the CBS News decision to deny the reality of Jerusalem as being in Israel makes no sense.

We, the undersigned, as leaders of the Jewish American Community and friends of the Jewish

American Community, are deeply concerned with your organization’s decision and request a

meeting to understand your organization’s policy of denying that Jerusalem is in Israel.

Thank you

Former President Donald Trump's transition team is creating lists of people to exclude from a potential second Trump administration, Politico reported.

Targets reportedly include people associated with Project 2025, those who resigned in protest after Jan. 6, 2021, and others seen as disloyal.

Donald Trump Jr., who is leading the effort, recently told the The Wall Street Journal that the main goal of the transition team is preventing "bad actors" from getting into a new Trump administration.

Donald Trump Jr. said, "There's a lot of people that put the 'R' next to their name, but then they do whatever the swamp wants because they're looking for the next consulting gig or something like that. We're doing a lot with vetting. My job is to prevent those guys, more so than actually picking people."

Another person who worked on Trump's 2016 transition said keeping such lists is not unusual. "It's not uncommon in D.C. to have a naughty and nice list," the person said.

While it's not unusual for transition teams to compile such lists, some analysts believe excluding people connected to Project 2025, the controversial conservative policy blueprint sponsored by the Heritage Foundation, could create staffing challenges by severely shrinking the pool of qualified candidates.

But one member of Trump's 2016 transition team said it's possible the next potential Trump administration could change its mind after the election or inauguration, adding, "I see it as a political tactic, not as a permanent ban."

https://www.newsmax.com/politics/donald-trump-transition-donald-trump-jr/2024/10/16/id/1184310/

>>21780171

Trump Names Leaders to 'Day One' Transition Team

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump on Friday announced the formation of Trump Vance 2025 Transition Inc., which he said will ensure that his administration would be ready to "govern effectively on Day One."

The transition team, which will be co-chaired by Linda McMahon and Howard Lutnick, will be in place to steer personnel efforts and policy before a potential Trump return to the White House, according to a statement from Trump's campaign.

McMahon led the U.S. Small Business Administration during Trump's presidential administration, while Lutnick is the chair and CEO of Cantor Fitzgerald, one of the world's leading financial services firms.

Lutnick was the host of a fundraiser at his home in the Hamptons this month for Trump, during which $15 million was raised, Bloomberg reported.

McMahon, co-founder of World Wrestling Entertainment Inc., in recent years has led America First Policy Institute, the pro-Trump think tank.

The entity is a 501(c)(4) organization, which according to the IRS must be operated exclusively to promote social welfare, and is not organized for profit.

Trump's running mate, Sen. J.D. Vance, R-Ohio, will serve as an honorary chair along with Trump's sons, Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump.

"The 2024 GOP Platform to Make America Great Again is a forward-looking agenda that will deliver safety, prosperity, and freedom for the American people. My administration will deliver on these bold promises," Trump said. "We will restore strength, competence, and common sense to the Oval Office. I have absolute confidence the Trump-Vance Administration will be ready to govern effectively on Day One."

Donald Trump Jr. has been speaking out about his wish to help determine who could serve in his father's second administration, commenting during last month's Republican National Convention that he wants to have "veto power" over any picks that he does not trust, The Hill reported.

Presidential campaigns name transition teams before Election Day as standard procedure to lay the groundwork for taking office, should they win the election.

https://www.newsmax.com/newsfront/donald-trump-administration-transition/2024/08/16/id/1176783/

>>21780185

PDJT has already put out a small list it came from 88022

But of course it can always change…

https://www.politico.com/news/2024/10/16/trump-transition-hiring-staffer-ban-00183208

Trump Jr. recently told The Wall Street Journal that the transition team’s main goal was “just preventing the bad actors from getting in.”

“There’s a lot of people that put the R next to their name, but then they do whatever the swamp wants, because they’re looking for the next consulting gig or something like that,” Trump Jr. told the newspaper. “We’re doing a lot with vetting. My job is to prevent those guys, more so than actually picking people.”

Keeping logs of desirable and undesirable appointees is standard fare for presidential transitions, said another person who worked on the Trump 2016 transition.

“It’s not uncommon in D.C. to have a naughty and nice list,” that person said. They have heard chatter, that person said, about making sure that people have a clear understanding about who should or should not serve in a Trump administration.

Boxing out conservatives tied to Project 2025, whose authors include former senior Trump officials, could make it more difficult to staff up an executive branch with slots for about 4,000 political appointees.

Project 2025 has been compiling names and resumes from people interested in serving in a Trump administration.

Boycotting people linked to Project 2025 could disqualify “many highly qualified pro-Trump people,” Ebell said. “It shrinks the pool considerably.”

But after “the election or after the inauguration, they can change their mind about that,” Ebell said. “I see it as a political tactic, not as a permanent ban.”

“Radioactive” equals NUCLEAR ☢️

WHO WAS TRYING TO BUILD NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS IN THE MIDDLE EAST?

ALSO, NO CREEPS ON A MISSION

https://www.creepsonamission.com/

Conservative war of words erupts over Project 2025, with Trump transition team vowing not to tap ‘radioactive’ recruits

By Published Oct. 2, 2024, 4:22 p.m. ET

NEW YORK — The head of Donald Trump’s transition team has insisted a prospective Republican administration won’t even consider recruits from the “radioactive” Project 2025 database — prompting an insider to push back by saying the Heritage Foundation-led initiative has 18,000 Republicans involved and is “too big to fail” as a result.

“Heritage, because of Project 2025, is radioactive,” Cantor Fitzgerald CEO Howard Lutnick told The Post Tuesday night in the spin room ahead of the CBS News vice presidential debate.

“As in, none, zero, radioactive. So that’s a clear position.”

The Trump team has claimed publicly for months it will not tap personnel vetted and trained under Project 2025 to fill executive branch positions, in part due to Democrats and the media accusing the policy book of being too radical on issues like abortion.

But one former member of the Trump presidential personnel office (PPO) told The Post that Lutnick’s blanket rejection was “bizarre,” claiming that “it would be impossible to do a transition without including Project 2025 people.”